Video Chapters
00:00 Intro: Meet Jaylin Da’Shawn
02:19 Growing Up in Fort Pierce
03:48 Discovering Street Photography
04:55 Making His First Zine, As I Walk
07:25 Documenting Family
10:27 The Battle with Imposter Syndrome
11:42 The "Now What?" Dilemma – Losing Creative Direction
16:02 Why Black & White Over Color
17:20 His Biggest Street Photography Influences
21:11 His Photographic Triggers on the Street
24:18 What He Expected vs. The Reality of NYC Street Photography
27:12 Interaction in Street Photography
28:48 Photographing Clubs and Parties
30:46 Flash Photography and Confidence on the Street
34:41 Does He Feel Closer to Becoming the Photographer He Wants to Be?
37:25 Critical Focus: Starting a Photo YouTube Channel
40:43 The Struggle with Doubt & Repetitiveness in His Work
43:15 Finish This Sentence: "I Take Photos Because..."
43:48 Outro & Where to Find Jaylin

In 2019, a hundred and ninety five people were struck by New York City subways. Inside the grieving process of those behind the train’s controls.

When it opened in 1910, Long Island City's Sunnyside Yards was the largest rail yard on Earth at 200 acres. This video is a short history of the role of the Sunnyside Yards, who built them, and why, and how they ended up being the property of Amtrak and the Federal Government.